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Keeper
Storybook fables that teach grander lessons about life can come in many different forms. They can be stories about humans. They can be stories about animals with human qualities. They can be tales of friendship, maybe between humans or talking animals. It's not often that there's a poignant yarn about...
Hades 2
Supergiant Games put itself in an unenviable position when Hades 2 was announced. To that point, this was an indie studio that always had a new story to tell. It had never put out a sequel to any of its previous games. Imagine the pressure on this developer when it...
Sonic the Hedgehog and Mario have had a good-natured rivalry for over three decades. While Mario Kart is the household name when it comes to mascot racing games, Sonic has carved his own place in the genre over the years. Sega's latest racer brings the Sonic crew back together for...
At the end of 2023, Sega announced its intention to revive a handful of dormant franchises from its heyday. Some of them came from the Sega Genesis era, including the action-focused ninja franchise Shinobi. I grew up as a Super Nintendo kid, so I didn't have any particular attachment to...
I may not be a teacher like some members of my own family, but I recognize the importance of organized seating charts. Seating charts represent order in a society that has rapidly become overwhelmed by anarchy. They aren't just there for the chart maker's benefit. They're there to benefit everybody...
Sometimes, you just want to get on your bike and ride. That's the general idea behind Wheel World, a new open-world biking adventure from Annapurna Interactive and Nidhogg developer Messhof. While the game does feature a story, things are mostly kept simple and the result is an enjoyably relaxing ride.
Battle Train is certainly an exercise in mashing together some wild ideas. It's a strategy game with trains. It's a strategy game with trains that's played with cards. It's a deckbuilding strategy game with trains that's also presented like a wacky game show. Co-developers Terrible Posture Games and Nerd Ninjas...
To a T
Main characters in video games come in all sorts of different forms. They range from big burly warriors to captivating underdogs. The lead in To a T falls in the latter category, but this specific one serves as someone whose unique qualities make him an inspiration. Annapurna Interactive and Uvula...
There's joy to be found in the basic idea of package delivery. There's the basic task of getting a package to its intended recipient with video games opening the door to take that idea to absurd levels. Deliver At All Costs, from Konami and Swedish developer Far Out Games, is...
Developer Shiny Shoe first released Monster Train back in 2020. Dropped in the middle of the COVID-19 lockdown, the deckbuilding roguelite rapidly found an audience of card enthusiasts and Slay the Spire-style adventure seekers. The game continues to draw players to this day, but Shiny Shoe's runaway train has reached...
For some reason or another, a tabletop game night might not work out for everybody. Maybe there's too much hassle in setting up and cleaning when it's all over. It's possible that the whole group can't make it out. Perhaps there are only a few minutes to spare in a...
Don't Nod Montreal has been in the business of coming-of-age tales for more than a decade. With Life is Strange in the rear view mirror, the team has moved on to a new story focused around four friends who came together one magical summer and the trauma that tore them...
CriticDB tracks 166 Ozzie Mejia reviews, averaging 73/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Ozzie Mejia score in the Reviews tab.
Ozzie Mejia score distribution
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- 80–8960
- 70–7947
- 60–6920
- 50–599
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